4-Inch Square Moroccan Zellige
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These are 4" square Glazed Zellige tiles (100x100x11mm). Made by hand in Fez, Morocco, these are authentic Zellige (zellij), produced with the traditional clay, using kilns fueled by olive pits. These Moroccan mosaic tiles are perhaps the most famous of Moroccan handicrafts.
Friendly Reminder: Zellige colors have high variation, so one sample tile may not fully reflect the tones of a full box. A single sample is meant to show the finish, thickness, edges, and color mood. We've taken multiple photos from different batches to help set accurate expectations.
- Size - 4" Square
- Coverage - 9.3 tiles per SF
- Tiles Per Box - 100
Inspiration
Deep Forest Zellige Craftsman Fireplace
In this 1928 Craftsman home restoration, designer Marcella DiLonardo (Modest Marce) creates a stunning monochromatic focal point using authentic Deep Forest glazed Zellige tiles to surround a vintage cast-iron fireplace insert. The tonal pairing of the forest green architectural mantel with the high-gloss, artisanal texture of the Zellige tiles exemplifies a "New Traditional" aesthetic that honors heritage through bold, saturated color.
Color-Drenched Craftsman Mantel
Marcella DiLonardo of Modest Marce expertly blends historical charm with modern bold color in this 1928 Craftsman home restoration. The fireplace features a color-drenched forest green mantel that perfectly complements the rich, tonal variations of the Deep Forest glazed Zellige tile surround, creating a sophisticated and tactile focal point against textured neutral wallpaper.
Deep Forest Zellige Fireplace
In this masterful 1928 Craftsman home restoration, designer Marcella DiLonardo (founder of Modest Marce) utilizes a monochromatic "color-drenching" technique to create a seamless transition between the architectural mantel and the hearth. The fireplace is finished with authentic Deep Forest glazed Zellige tiles, whose organic, undulating surfaces provide a rich, jewel-toned contrast to the matte forest green millwork and vintage cast-iron insert.
Deep Forest Zellige Hearth with Wood Transition
Designed by Marcella DiLonardo of Modest Marce, this stunning transition features artisanal Deep Forest glazed Zellige tiles integrated into a 1928 Craftsman home restoration. The high-gloss finish and organic texture of the tiles create a sophisticated, monochromatic focal point that bridges historic architecture with DiLonardo’s signature "New Traditional" interior style.
Artisanal Texture: Deep Forest Zellige
Designed and executed by Hannah Adams of @the_diy_records, this backsplash highlights the high-gloss finish of "Deep Forest" Zellige tiles, where hand-crafted imperfections create a shimmering, liquid-like texture. The vibrant green tones provide a dramatic, organic contrast to the dark wood countertop and modern shaker cabinetry.
Luminous Contrast: Forest Zellige & Satin Brass
Designed by Hannah Adams of @the_diy_records, this vignette showcases the warm glow of satin brass hardware against a "Deep Forest" glazed Zellige backsplash. The artisanal Moroccan tiles, with their signature undulating surface and rich green tones, provide a luxurious, textured backdrop that elevates the moody, chocolate-toned cabinetry.
Moody Masterpiece: Deep Forest Zellige Tile
Designed by Hannah Adams of @the_diy_records, this laundry space is defined by a "Deep Forest" Zellige tile backsplash that transitions beautifully between mossy greens hues. The high-gloss, hand-crafted texture of the Moroccan terracotta creates a dramatic, shimmering effect when paired with the dark wood countertops and matte-finished cabinetry.
Deep Forest Zellige Tile Sample
This close-up features a single Deep Forest glazed Zellige tile sample held by Hannah Adams of @the_diy_records, showcasing the authentic characteristics and rich, mossy pigment of handcrafted Moroccan terracotta. The high-gloss finish and organic texture demonstrate why these artisanal tiles are a top choice for luxury backsplashes and moody interior accents.